Asherton of Dublin Apartamentos

Living here has been nothing but a headache. The management team completely dismisses maintenance requests, no matter how urgent they are. I had a malfunctioning dishwasher for weeks, and they either ignored my calls or gave empty promises about when it would be fixed. Or they just simply closed the request without replacing the dishwasher. We have had a broken faucet valve outside and it was poorly installed in the summer. We told management it needed to be fixed and now our valve has burst... because of cold temperatures.

Communication is nonexistent—emails go unanswered, and trying to get anyone on the phone is a joke. We leave voicemails and they are not returned. Staff seems to turn over every couple of months as well as property maintenance staff. My husband and I literally feel stuck here.

On top of that, the staff is incredibly unprofessional. They treat tenants like an inconvenience instead of valued renters. It’s clear they only care about collecting rent, not maintaining the property or addressing issues.

If you’re considering moving here, think twice. Save yourself the frustration and look elsewhere! Lee mas

I lived in one of the three bedroom very spacious units. I loved the area and walking paths. The neighborhood is very nice and schools are great. My apartment was outdated, but still nice. My biggest complaint would be mice. I had them my last winter there and I had to contact management more times than I would've liked to about this issue.

While the area as a whole is very nice and the apartments are nice, the amount of noise you can hear from the upstairs neighbors as a lower level resident is RIDICULOUS. I had assumed it was just the residents that lived there when we first moved in that were extra loud, but now that new people moved in, I’ve realized it’s just the apartments. I can hear every step they make all day. I can hear them talking through the vent in the living room. When they shower in the master bedroom I hear... nothing but loud creaking from the shower floor for however long their shower is. (Which I’m currently listening to now for the last 10 minutes as I try to nap) These apartments are too high priced for this. I’ve lived in other lower level apartments and have never had this much issue with hearing upstairs neighbors. It’s like the floor insulation they’re walking on is non existent. Also, having a third party water bill? Raises your water bill so much with unnecessary extra fees. So overall, it’s be way more inconvenient and stressful to be living here mostly just because of the lack of peace and quiet in your own home. Lee mas

Visually appealing, but unfortunately, that's all. The gym is small and filthy. Management is rude, unprofessional, and dishonest. When asking questions, each staff member will give you a different answer, usually contradicting each other. They set timelines the tenants must follow (like all communities) but don't follow them themselves. Will minimize any concerns you have and brush them off as "no big deal". There are plenty of great places to live in the area, choose another community.

Lived in a 2 bed 2 bath apt & when my lease was up I requested to transfer to a 1 bed 1 bath apt. They informed me that I could not downgrade apartments & I could only stay in the same one or upgrade. After I thought about it, I realized that I had never seen any terms like these in my lease agreement. I called back & asked if they could tell me what page of my lease this information was on. I got a phone call a few hours later with "great news" that I actually was able to downgrade to a 1 bed 1... bath. There are many unwritten rules that they come up with to try to get more money (do your homework). To add to that, I decided I did not want to stay there for those reasons, so I told a lady in the leasing office that I would not be staying with Asherton & she told me she had paperwork for me to sign whenever I get a chance (nonchalant, right). So with their narrow office hours, I was finally able to take time off of work to sign paperwork. I have been moved out for a month now & received charges for not having a written 45 day notice. Even though I had verbally expressed my vacancy & talked about moving on from that apartment (about 60 days before move out) & was told in a nonchalant manner that I can come in to sign paperwork "whenever I want". So I received a $600 charge that I now have to pay because they all of a sudden want to take a written 45 day notice seriously, after I had been told to come in whenever I get a chance. So they want to take policies seriously when it's the most convenient for them because they didn't take it serious when they made up an unwritten rule to try to get me to spend more money on an apartment. And I have a 7 pound dog that "smelled up the whole apartment" (he's hypoallergenic & is groomed every 3 weeks, he doesn't smell) & evidently peed on the carpet at some point & I also got ANOTHER charge because apparently they have to relay the carpet because of a spot that couldn't have been larger than a baseball. Which is also interesting seeing as when I moved into the apartment, I had to rent my own Ozone machine to clean the stinch out because it was so bad (they didn't care to clear the odor out after the people before me). I'm sure they charged the people before me for the same thing but neglected to fix it. & it's highly unlikely that they'll tear the entire carpet up because of a little stain that a little water and dish soap could get rid of. Moral of the story: THEY WANT ALL OF YOUR MONEY DO NOT LIVE HERE Lee mas